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Teach Me Session: GPMS Update Ahead Of 31 July 2026 Deadline

22 Jul 2026

Teach Me Session: GPMS Update Ahead Of 31 July 2026 Deadline

  • From : Wed, 22 Jul 2026 10:30 AM
  • To : Wed, 22 Jul 2026 11:30 AM
  • At : Online, Webinar
  • Event type : Aged Care Reform
  • Organisation : Sector Support and Development Central Coast & Hunter
  • Venue : Online
Online Session

Event Detail

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📅 22 July 2026
🕐 10:30 am – 11:30 am AEST
📍 Online 

Overview

A workshop to update Government Provider Management System (GPMS) info by 31 July 2026. including responsible persons & Associate Providers.

The Department of Health and Aged Care has advised that all CHSP providers must update their Government Provider Management System (GPMS) information by 31 July 2025. This includes responsible persons and associate providers.

What's Covered

Sector Support and Develolpment have engaged LPA to offer a one-hour Teach Me Session designed specifically for CHSP providers. The session covers:

  • What GPMS is and what must be updated by 31 July
  • Who qualifies as a responsible person and what information to record
  • What associate providers are and how to record them
  • Step-by-step navigation of GPMS
  • Common errors and how to fix them
  • Where to get support

The session includes three practical activities to help participants audit their current records and apply what they have learned before they leave.

Who Should Attend

CHSP providers

Cost

There is no fee to attend for CHSP providers.

Presented by

Sector Support and Development Central Coast & Hunter

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